“以人为本”精细化设计，“老房子”能变成“好房子”

Core Viewpoint - The forum focused on transforming "old houses" into "good houses" in urban renewal, emphasizing the importance of community and human-centered design in the process [1][4][8]. Group 1: Urbanization and Challenges - By the end of 2024, China's urbanization rate is projected to reach 67%, marking the end of the incremental era, with the renovation of old residential areas being a key challenge in urban renewal [4]. - The transformation of old residential areas is crucial as it directly impacts people's livelihoods and is considered the main battleground for urban renewal [4]. Group 2: Successful Case Studies - Wuhan has been actively promoting the renovation of old communities over the past five years, achieving notable progress [4]. - The renovation project in Wuhan's Qingshan District aimed to preserve local industrial culture while enhancing residential vitality and commercial value [4]. Group 3: Design Philosophy - "Good houses" should not merely be associated with increased space or luxurious materials but should focus on human-centered, refined design that contributes to high-quality development in the housing industry [4][8]. - The core of transforming "old houses" into "good houses" lies in a collaborative approach that considers the relationship between people, communities, and cities [8]. Group 4: Targeted Community Needs - Urban renewal should cater to the specific needs of different demographics, such as young people and the elderly, by providing personalized services and facilities [8]. - The renovation of old communities must address ownership and funding challenges, moving beyond superficial improvements to attract investment and enhance community value [8]. Group 5: Investment in People - Investment in human-centered design is essential for urban renewal, with a focus on collaborative design processes and operational service planning [8].